Tsion Cafe, Tucked Away Off the Beaten Path in Harlem, Is Switching to an Events-only Model After the Restaurant Became a Target of anti-Israel Harassment. 'It Became Worse Once We Pivoted to Kosher,' Owner Beejhy Barhany Said
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Tsion Cafe, tucked away off the beaten path in Harlem, is switching to an events-only model after the restaurant became a target of anti-Israel harassment. 'It became worse once we pivoted to kosher,' owner Beejhy Barhany said
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